Alex Mikhalev
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git-subtree-dir: components/u8g2 git-subtree-split: 45ac4e0edc76c6bc3d808304fccb73c543535ded
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25 lines
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001: plain as7
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002: create a new gcc c executable project, enter a useful name and solution name
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003: select your target device
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004: as7 will generate a main.c file. Replace the content of the generated main.c with
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the content of https://github.com/olikraus/u8g2/blob/master/sys/avr/atmega328/main.c
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005: open the project Properties (Alt+F7)
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006: Add Existing item...
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007: Mark and add all files of the u8g2/csrc directory, press "add"
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008: Select the project, locate Toolchain tab, select "All Configurations", select AVR/GNU C Compiler/Directories and press the green plus icon
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Add ".." as relative include path
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009: Select the project, locate Toolchain tab, select "All Configurations", select AVR/GNU C Compiler/Symbols and press the green plus icon
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Add the target frequency of your controller (here: "F_CPU=8000000")
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010: Press F7 (Build->Build Solution)
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011: On my own Windows 10 environment, it was required to install a different usb driver for the AVRISP mkII
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012: Open the Device Programming dialog (Tools menu)
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013:
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Select your ISP tool in under "Tool". Select the correct target device and interface. Press "Apply" button.
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Read the device signature from your target controller by pressing the "Read" button.
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Goto "Production file" tab and select the generated .elf file as a "production file"
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014: Check "Flash" and press the "Program" button.
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